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henearkr

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About henearkr

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    Comment #49062249

    I'm still hopeful. And for that I am being much more active promoting ecological thinking. And of course fighting against the idiotic far-right propaganda, largely responsible for …

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    Comment #49062074

    But you also need to explain others why they should do that too (only one person doing all of that will not make a difference). This is where "people watching Fox News" are guilty …

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    Comment #49061742

    "Giving money to corpos" is basically living in society where the work is shared so that somebody e.g. good at repairing a water leak can concentrate on that and do the job for oth…

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    Comment #48577206

    But this doesn't apply in Klein's case, as he rephrased, and this had some purpose as it increased the integration and logical coherence of the whole. If it is rephrased, you canno…

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    Comment #48576445

    For anybody not willing to burden their text with full-on quotations, but to avoid such plagiarism claims: It can be as unobtrusive as putting a simple footnote after each of those…

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    Comment #48460720

    We're talking about separate things, yeah. The Ainu/mainland distinction is a feature arrived much later than the mixing I am referring to. My point is that Japan ethnicity is the …

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    Comment #48456501

    You're right that it is used commonly, but we have the chance to be in a position to know better (thanks to our cross-cultural and larger perspective). The right term is gaikokujin…

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    Comment #48456247

    We can distill our disagreement into: "present perspective vs past perspective". Why do I think that the archaeologic/anthropologic perspective is a great point on this issue? It's…

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    Comment #48448921

    If so, there is some kind of hope.

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    Comment #48448842

    That's not what most recent archaeological discoveries tell. Quite distinct groups of humans mixed in ancient Japan, as different and distant at that time as the groups that are mi…

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    Comment #48448788

    Yes. Mixing of cultures always lead to adding up their different solutions to all kinds of problems, improving the fitness of the result among other groups of humans. It's gatherin…

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    Comment #48448675

    It's not ok in Japan either. And its "homogeneous identity" is mostly a construction, dating back from the Meiji era. And Heian period Japan had a completely different set of value…

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    Comment #48448573

    That's a dangerous situation for EU: - UK would rejoin EU, - and then, later on, Reform would reach power and undermine EU just like Orban did. So maybe it would be better to refus…

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    Comment #47702973

    That makes me think of the Inca's quipus.

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    Comment #47645337

    Would you mind showing me some evidence that software update systems are able to push to you e.g. a different Android update based on your device ID or specific IP? (not just count…

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    Comment #47637809

    There is NO such mechanism (discriminated updates by user), of my knowledge, in: - Linux (apt, pacman, rpm...), - Android And I would add Windows and iOS/MacOS but I'm not at all a…

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    Comment #47637781

    One by one: - A/B testing is agnostic of who the user is, it is randomized. If it was not, that would be a bad practice and would legitimately ruin the reputation of the company do…

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    Comment #47624764

    Is there any evidence that the mechanism to do that is in place? I think that would be widely decried especially on HN if that is one day implemented.

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    Comment #47475803

    Ah! You may well be right. Thanks. That's bad then, to depend on that for paywall bypass... I hope very much that the situation evolves into a more satisfactory one.

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    Comment #47475422

    I doubt it. You may have mixed it up with archive.org.

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    Comment #46568694

    Oh I got the joke! (I'm pretty sure it was intended) Yes a parser is a fun to read ;)

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    Comment #46553416

    Very weird to see written "EU open-source sector", because any medium or large open-source project is international and includes many EU contributors. I don't think of GNU as an "U…

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    Comment #46538260

    Any example(s) of language that includes all the necessary features?

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    Comment #46523789

    (I managed to improve it.) Running ads unskippably: unspeakably sad earning.

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    Comment #46519219

    I was coding a lot many years ago with a Nokia N900. The loss of the physical keyboard ruined everything for me. I really need the sense of touch.